Archives|OUR CRUISER STAND AT GENEVA ADAMANT; Gibson Will Never Consent to 600,000 Tons for British -- May Yield on Other Points. STILL HOPEFUL OF ACCORD But Some Say That Anglo-American Relations Will Hinge in a Measure on London's Proposals.

OUR CRUISER STAND AT GENEVA ADAMANT; Gibson Will Never Consent to 600,000 Tons for British -- May Yield on Other Points. STILL HOPEFUL OF ACCORD But Some Say That Anglo-American Relations Will Hinge in a Measure on London's Proposals.

By Wythe Williams.copyright. 1927. By the New York Times Companyby Wireless To the New York Times.

July 4, 1927

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GENEVA, July 8. -- While the majority of the delegates have scattered all the way from Germany to Paris until after the Fourth of July, a small American band is keeping in secret conclave at Geneva, preparing to meet the gravest issue that has loomed athwart the horizon of the tri-power conference for the limitation of naval armament. View Full Article in Timesmachine »